No no and no.Commander of Awesome;1405199 wrote:If you guys coudl redo last year's draft, would you take Tannehill at 4 instead of TRich?
I agree. Fuck Tannefail.jmog;1405294 wrote:No no and no.
I am not that impressed with Tannehill (comparitively). Weeden had pretty much the same year QB wise as Tannehill and we got him much later in the 1st round.
Tannehill is no Luck and never will be (Weeden neither) but I would expect Weeden and Tannehill to have similar careers. So no, I would not want Tannehill at #4, I like TRich a LOT.
Ehh, he was a class act, but good riddance. It was time for him to go. A step slower, and annoyingly complained about contracts. He's not that good.shook_17;1405373 wrote:Well Cribbs to Arizona. That sucks, I usually root for the name on the front of the jersey not the back. But with that being said I will always root for Cribbs, a class act.
Same. He turned into a slight bitch in his last couple years in Cleveland, but he was definitely the most electrifying player we've had for a few years there. So exciting when he'd get the ball on a kick off. Wish him well.shook_17;1405373 wrote:Well Cribbs to Arizona. That sucks, I usually root for the name on the front of the jersey not the back. But with that being said I will always root for Cribbs, a class act.
This was the browns problem.. most electrifying player in years was a kick return specialist...SportsAndLady;1405377 wrote:Same. He turned into a slight bitch in his last couple years in Cleveland, but he was definitely the most electrifying player we've had for a few years there. So exciting when he'd get the ball on a kick off. Wish him well.
I mean yeah if you wanna look at it like that. The guy was awesome to watch at his prime, period.CLEconomically Speaking;1405380 wrote:This was the browns problem.. most electrifying player in years was a kick return specialist...
If I could rep you I would. Couldn't not agree more. In is prime he was great.SportsAndLady;1405381 wrote:I mean yeah if you wanna look at it like that. The guy was awesome to watch at his prime, period.
I could see the division with no team better than 10-6 and no team worst than 7-9 this year.BR1986FB;1405040 wrote:I just think right now is the "perfect storm" for Cleveland & Cincinnati. Both of those teams are young while Baltimore took a big hit (losing players) and the Steelers keep using their restructuring "credit card" with players.
shook_17;1405382 wrote:If I could rep you I would. Couldn't not agree more. In is prime he was great.
Mary Kay broke the story that he was going to Zona. But Jason La Conforta is now saying he is not signed and they are not even close on a contract.
This. Was not a fan of Cribbs.iclfan2;1405376 wrote:Ehh, he was a class act, but good riddance. It was time for him to go. A step slower, and annoyingly complained about contracts. He's not that good.
Supposedly, the issue was that the Browns DID want to keep him and offered a higher than average deal for a "special teamer." Cribbs & his agent didn't see it this way, wanted more years and more money per year, scoffed at the offer and walked.ts1227;1405401 wrote:Cribs himself was tweeting thank you Cleveland and shit, so he's pretty convinced he's gone
Yeah, I know that Banner has that Napolean Complex thing going on but at pressers he should either a) request that all people sit at all times or b) get a box to stand on when he has to stand next to these 6'4"+ players.CCRolly;1405454 wrote:Banner looked like a hobbit standing next to Kruger.
